Date:May 1987
Description:Formerly a Methodist Church, Chapel House stands at the corner of Hollow Lane and Leek Road in Cheddleton, and has been converted into a private residence. The porch is relatively unchanged and gives away the building's ecclesiastical origins. The chapel is believed to date from 1849 and be a modification of an earlier building. In 1792 Robert Cooper, a Wesleyan Methodist preacher settled in Cheddleton and used a cottage near the Red Lion for his congregation. This chapel was built, or was an enlargement of an existing chapel, in 1849.
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A view of St. Edward the Confessor Church, Cheddleton from along Ostlers Lane. Photographer ...
An Army battalion taken at an unknown barracks during World War Two. On the back ...
Hollow Lane, Cheddleton with St. Edward's Church in the background. The churchyard ...
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Donor ref:P2023.014.0371 (37/50107)
Source: Staffordshire Museum Service
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